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        diskdumputils: diskdump utilities
        
        
            | Name: | diskdumputils | Vendor: | Scientific Linux | 
        
            | Version: | 1.3.15 | License: | GPL | 
        
            | Release: | 1 | URL: |  | 
        
        
        - Summary
- The diskdump utilities set up the kernel to save memory image to
the specified partition.
Changelog
        
            - * Wed Jul  5 19:00:00 2006 Akira Imamura <aimamura{%}redhat{*}com> 1.3.15-1
- Update source package to diskdumputils-1.3.15.tar.gz:
  - Fix for /sbin/diskdumpmsg failure when the system boots after a 
    kernel panic.  BZ #197687
            - * Thu Jun 29 19:00:00 2006 Akira Imamura <aimamura{%}redhat{*}com> 1.3.14-1
- Update source package to diskdumputils-1.3.14.tar.gz:
  - Fix to ensure that the largest dumpfile is copied to 
    vmcore-incomplete when multiple (incomplete) dumpfiles 
    are created.  BZ #196492
  - Fix for when incomplete dumps were created in both a swap partition
    and in a dump partition, and the largest one is in the dump
    partition (non-swap), both dumpfiles get mistakenly removed
    and no vmcore-incomplete is created.  BZ #196048
  - Fix for panic message not being copied to the log file when
    panic occurrd in a hugemem kernel.  BZ #195574
            - * Tue May  9 19:00:00 2006 Akira Imamura <aimamura{%}redhat{*}com> 1.3.6-1
- Update source package to diskdumputils-1.3.6.tar.gz:
  - Fix for SYSFSROOT determination uses "grep -m 1" on /proc/mounts
    to avoid the double setting of that variable.  BZ #171988  
  - Documentation update to README file to further explain the
    proper usage of a swap partition.  BZ #172432
  - Introduced a new diskdump-success script to /var/crash/scripts
    directory.  BZ #172867
  - Documentation update to README file to indicate that logical
    volumes may not be specified as a dump partition.  BZ #178814
  - Support for handling kernel's capability of sequencing through
    multiple devices when one (or more) of them fail.  BZ #181536